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Today, we welcome Dr. Katrina Armstrong as Interim University President; she has been a reliable partner since I began my tenure as Dean.
Their reporting across three different categories underlines the vital role high-quality nonprofit journalism can play in various communities.
After awarding more than $300,000 with LRAP, the School is now eliminating application fees.
Aida Alami, '09 M.S., has joined the Columbia Journalism School faculty as the James Madison Visiting Professor on First Amendment Issues.
International journalist and author, Jacob Kushner, '13 M.A. Politics, has joined the Columbia Journalism School faculty as the Newsday/Laventhol Visiting Assistant Professor of Journalism. He will teach reporting and long-form magazine writing in the fall semester.
Reporter Scilla Alecci exposed how a lightly regulated sustainability industry overlooks forest destruction and human rights violations.
Two Columbia Journalism Investigation Fellows showcase the power of collaborative investigative journalism in a global migration investigation with Reuters.
We express our concern and disappointment at The Wall Street Journal’s decision to terminate reporter Selina Cheng.
There’s a reason many New Yorkers flee the city in the summer — and it’s not just the call of the beaches.
With this award, Shipley will present, discuss and contextualize efforts to re-limb America's authentic family tree.
La Escuela de Periodismo de la Universidad de Columbia anunció los ganadores de los Premios Maria Moors Cabot por reportajes destacados sobre las Américas.
Columbia Journalism School announced the 2024 winners of the Maria Moors Cabot Prizes for outstanding reporting in the Americas.
This fellowship supports reporting in areas that depart from traditional journalism beats, focusing on ideas and beliefs.
The CJS professors share the aim of their course: teaching students how to listen to those with differing viewpoints.
With over two decades in key editorial positions at leading publications across the country, Chan’s commitment to integrity and innovative journalism aligns closely with CJR's mission — to be the intellectual leader in the rapidly changing world of journalism.